Temerland has tested the Solomandra robotic platform, which is supposed to help with demining.
This was reported by Militarny.
In particular, the platform must neutralize anti-personnel mines. The complex has four wheels and is controlled by an operator who must keep a safe distance. An anti-mine system is mounted on the front to follow the curves of the landscape and activate anti-personnel mines.
“Solomandra is essentially a low-cost robotic platform that will not be a pity to lose. It is to be used as a consumable for clearing the territory of anti-personnel mines.
Temerland, a Ukrainian company, has been developing unmanned robotic systems and platforms and modernizing vehicles into unmanned ground systems for a long time.
The developers say that the Iron Caterpillar is capable of pulling a cart with ammunition, medicine, or a cart with the wounded and of undermining enemy positions.
“‘Iron Caterpillar’ can be a kamikaze and quietly deliver explosives to the enemy’s rear and explode there,” the company said.
According to the developers’ website, Temerland is a project of a Ukrainian company to develop unmanned robotic systems and platforms, and to modernize vehicles into unmanned ground systems.
Among the company’s developments:
- Cobra robot police officer;
- Scorpion robotic platform;
- unmanned robotic platform-carrier Scorpion 2;
- robotic platform LASKA 2.0;
- unmanned platform for logistics TURAN;
- unmanned car SPARTAN;
- unmanned robotic platform GNOM.
About two months ago, Ukrainian manufacturers, who previously introduced the Ratel S and Ratel M ground robots, developed the Ratel Deminer, a demining machine that can remotely disarm anti-personnel mines.